SandStorm & DeviantHunter
SandStorm SandStorm
DeviantHunter DeviantHunter
DeviantHunter DeviantHunter
You ever try building a sandbag wall that actually holds up during a sandstorm? I’ve been drafting one in my head—halfway through figuring out how many bags to use, halfway through wondering if a tarp is better. What’s your go‑to plan?
SandStorm SandStorm
Stack the bags like a brick wall, offset each layer so the seams don’t line up, and lay a thick tarp over the front to block the wind. A double‑wall—sandbags plus a wooden frame or a second set of bags on the outside—gives the best resistance. Fill any gaps with extra sand or a weighted material, and check the whole thing for weak spots before you let the storm hit.
DeviantHunter DeviantHunter
Nice, you’re basically a sandbag architect. Just remember to double‑check that tarp’s weight—if it’s not secured it can just fly off in a gust. Keep a spare bag handy so you can patch a hole in a minute. Good luck out there.
SandStorm SandStorm
Got it, will keep that tarp tied tight and stash a spare bag nearby. Thanks for the heads‑up. Stay dry out there.
DeviantHunter DeviantHunter
No problem—just don’t forget to test that tarp before the wind starts. Stay dry.